1. Le passé composé passéprésentFutur

2. OBJECTIVES Today, by the end of the lesson you should be able to: say what you and your friends did last week end recognise and apply the perfect tense of –er verbs with avoir

3. Le passé composé/ the perfect tense 1.The perfect tense (le passé composé ) is used to talk about the past: to say what you have done at a certain time in the past. j’ai regardé I watched / I have watched 2.The perfect tense is « composed » of 3 parts  The subject  The auxiliary AVOIR (for most verbs) or ETRE (present tense)  The past participle j’ai regardé / (je suis allé(e)) Just as in English

4. Verbs with AVOIR The perfect tense is « composed » of 3 parts:  The subject  The auxiliary AVOIR (present tense)  The past participle You must then know the auxiliary AVOIR Singular J’ai I have Tu asYou have Il/elle aHe/she hasPlural Nous avonsWe have Vous avezYou have Ils/elles ontThey have

5. To form the past participle of regular –er verbs : take off –er and add é regarder  regardé J’ai regardé Tu as regardé Il/elle a regardé … The perfect tense is « composed » of 3 parts: aimer manger travailler écouter parler téléphoner laver jouer inviter Using this rule, what would the past participle of these verbs be?  The subject  the auxiliary AVOIR (present tense)  The past participle

6. En anglais, comment dit on? 1.Hier, j’ai regardé la télé 1.Yesterday, I have watched the TV 2. Yesterday, I have phoned to my friends 2. Hier, j’ai téléphoné à mes copains 3. Hier, j’ai dansé et chanté avec une copine 4. Hier, j’ai beaucoup travaillé au collège 3. Yesterday, I have danced and sung with a (girl) friend 4. Yesterday, I have much worked at school 5. Hier, j’ai acheté un CD 5. Yesterday, I have bought a CD 6. Hier, j’ai mangé une pizza 6. Yesterday, I have eaten a pizza 7. Yesterday, I have swum for two hours 7. Hier, j’ai nagé pendant deux heures

7. C’est quelle activité en français? 1.J’ a r l t 2.J’ a a m p 3.J’ a a u CD 4.J’ a c u f 5.I a m u p 6.E a é l r 7.N a m u p 8.T a j a f 9.I o n 10.V a d

8. Comment dit on? 1.We watched TV (N a r l t) 2.Yesterday, we worked hard at school (H, n a b t a c) 3.Yesterday, we bought a CD (H, n a a u CD) 4.Did you eat a pizza? (T a m u p?) 5.Did you phone your grandmother? (T a t à t g-m?) 6.Did you swim yesterday? (T a n h?) 7.Last week end, he danced with a (girl) friend (l w-e d, i a d a u c) 8. He ate a lot last week end ( he has much eaten) (I a b m, l w-e d) 9. She watched TV and ate a pizza (E a r l t e m u p) 10. She swam for twenty minutes (E a n p v m)

9. Negatives To say that you did not do something in the past, you need to use ne…pas. They make an ‘avoir’ sandwich. The ‘ne’ goes in front of the part of ‘avoir’ that you are using. The ‘pas’ goes after the part of ‘avoir’ that you are using.

10. Trouve la phrase correcte et donne une raison 1.j’ai ne pas mangé 2.J’ne pas ai mangé 3.J’ne ai pas mangé 4.Je n’ai pas mangé

11. Exemples: Je n’ai pas aidé mon père Je n’ai pas mangé une pizza. Elle n’a pas regardé la télé. Nous n’avons pas écouté la radio.

12. Comment dit on? 1.I didn’t watch TV (j n’ a p r l t) 2. We didn’t watch TV (n n’ a p r l t) 3.Yesterday, he didn’t buy a CD (H, i n’ a p a u CD) 4.Yesterday, she didn’t sing (H, e n’a p c) 5.Last week end, they (masc) didn’t eat a pizza (l w e d, i n’ o p m u p) 6.Last week end, you (sing) didn’t swim. (l w e d, t n’ a p n) Je n’ai pas regardé la télé Nous n’avons pas regardé la télé Hier, il n’a pas acheté un CD Hier, elle n’a pas chanté Le week end dernier, ils n’ont pas mangé une pizza Le week end dernier, tu n’as pas nagé

13. Write a paragraph, in French, about what you did and didn’t do last weekend (with your family and friends) Write at least 10 sentences, in the past tense. 2 sentences about what you did, last week end (alone) using « I ». 2 sentencse describing what a masculine person did last weekend, using « he » 2 sentences describing what a feminine person did last week- end, using « she » 1 sentence describing what you and your friends did last weekend, using « we » 1 sentence describing what your family did last weekend (without you), using « they » 2 sentences using the negative form. Use exercise 4 pg.25 for help if you want to. Use linking words such as : le week end dernier, le matin, le soir, l’après-midi, ensuite, mais, après, puis, enfin…. Ecrire